Cubs fans' love for Mark DeRosa a little out of whack  —  The only question left is where to erect the Mark DeRosa statue.  —  The sculpture of Ernie Banks, fingers curled around a bat, is hogging the west side of Wrigley Field.  So that site is out.  Harry Caray, microphone in hand, owns the southeast corner of the park.

CC makes early exit in Yankee loss  —  MIAMI - What's worse: losing four of six to the Nationals and Marlins or losing your ace to an arm injury?  —  Unfortunately for the Yankees, they don't have to choose.  —  The Bombers dropped their second straight series to a weak NL East squad …

Miller Park hopes to be ready for Twins  —  Minnesota (35-36) at Milwaukee (37-32), 7:05 p.m. CT  —  DETROIT — The Brewers will return home on Tuesday to a stadium that was anything but dormant while they were away.  —  Miller Park sustained significant flooding after a band …

A-Rod to rest one day a week through break  —  Yanks third baseman experiencing fatigue from hip surgery  —  Alex Rodriguez, who did not start on Friday and Saturday due to fatigue six weeks after returning from surgery on his right hip, will get one day of rest each week through next month's All-Star break.

Yanks protest game over lineup snafu  —  Confusion arises in eighth from Marlins' double-switch  —  MIAMI — For now, the Marlins are claiming a 6-5 victory over the Yankees on Sunday afternoon at Land Shark Stadium.  Whether the score is upheld ultimately will be determined by Major League Baseball.

Yankees-Marlins Fan Brawl Reveals Truth Of The Human Condition, With Punching  —  YouTube is filled with grainy cellphone videos of drunken bleacher brawls, but few capture the drama, action, suspense, and heartbreaking childhood trauma of this donnybrook from the Yankees-Marlins series.

Sony scraps Soderbergh's ‘Moneyball’  —  Columbia Pictures drops ball on Brad Pitt pic  —  Columbia Pictures has dropped the ball on “Moneyball,” the Steven Soderbergh-directed Brad Pitt-starrer that was supposed to begin production Monday in Phoenix.  —  On Friday, Columbia Pictures …

Kennedy returning (sort of) to Scranton/WB  —  Ian Kennedy is still on the disabled list and still several weeks from pitching in a game, but he will rejoin the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees this week and do his rehab work with the club.  —  Kennedy was in the Yankees clubhouse on Sunday …

Tampa Bay Rays Tales: Don't mess with Zorilla  —  Rays rumblings  —  Until they hosted the woeful Nationals last weekend, the Rays had played the toughest schedule in the majors (opponent winning percentage of .521), the way Baseball Prospectus figures it. ...

Toronto Halts Nats' Win Streak at Four  —  Zimmerman's Batting Slump Goes On: Blue Jays 9, Nationals 4  —  The enduring image was also a repeating image, because Ryan Zimmerman did the same thing five times yesterday.  Five times Zimmerman dug into the batter's box, tried to end his slump, and instead only found a way to lengthen it.

Despite good day at plate, in field, Beltran pessimistic about knee  —  Carlos Beltran did not sound very optimistic about the condition of his aching right knee after yesterday's 10-6 loss to the Rays.  Beltran is suffering from a bone bruise below the knee, and with an MRI scheduled for today …

Green's homer gives Boston 6-5 win over Atlanta  —  Buzz up!  —  BOSTON (AP)—Nick Green  —  surprised the Boston Red Sox by overcoming long odds to make the team.  On Sunday, he was surprised that his homer won the game.  —  The shortstop who went to spring training as a non-roster player …

Matt Kemp has potential to be a great center fielder  —  The Angels' Torri Hunter says the Dodgers center fielder is good now but will be great later.  —  Matt Kemp has the ability to become a Gold Glove-caliber center fielder.  —  That opinion doesn't come from Kemp, Manager Joe Torre or anyone else in the Dodgers organization.